Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1944 — Page 2

viewing maneuvers at Pasto Monday. Labor Minister Adan Arriaga and members of the superior war college staff, all of whom were Kid-

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v & . § ; { COLOMEI 1 COUP |_A Bomber Now WELFARE U.S. Recognition Possibly Came as Surprise to Gen. De Gaulle : T0 HEAR STATE CHIEF| | WASHINGTON, July 12 (U. P).— De Gaulle’ reaction undoubtedly some time. But even some officials; for elvil ‘administration. Mr. Roose- at the decision. They have been 5 Well-informed sources believed to-| will be favorable, and. possibly one|who were aware of It were sur-|velt emphasized that the arrange- |hoping thdt some arrangement LEADER: 1 Robert Hahn, supervisor of secur- day that American acceptance of|of surprise, Mr. Roosevelt's state- | prised that it came“to a head soi{ment, which will eventually be em- would be worked out that would - If | ity aid, Indiana state welfare de-|the French committee of national/ment came a little less than 24 quickly after De Gaulle’s departure.|bodied in a memorandum, would ap- [relieve the military of the burden Correspon po 1 partment, will discuss the concepts|liberation as the working civil ad-|hours after De Gaulle "had left “Pe facto authority” means that (ply only to a metropiltan France.|of civil administration in France, 1 : President Resumes Power | aid functions of public welfare ad-|ministrator of France was more Washington for his visits to New|De Gaulle’s committee will in fact|Since last August the United States CLUB TO HEAR TIERNAN Russ Ar f Hi { ministration Friday at 10 a. m. at{than Gen. Charles De Gaulle ex-| York and Ottawa. exercise the authority of an 'ad-|has recognized De Gaulle’s MPS omimits b g After Surrender of His : t| Diplomatic observers said that De |ministrator and will be récognized [tee as’ those Prench| The Indianapolis Kiwanis club | N MI §, Meridian 2. s, s1pested. from President Roosevelt 4 Gaulle knew that the trend of his|as exercising it, but will not be rec- |overseas territories which acknowl. Will hear Miles Tiernan, Indianap- § i > alc = " “" E Kidnapers. His adress will mark the seventh There nas been 16 statement from talks here With $e President and ognised diplomatically or’ poitieally|edge ts’ sutmeriy +" olis Star, speak on “Newspapers in | (Continue C12 meeting for volunteer social service De Gaulle since Mr. Roosevelt told| other officials had been favorable, by the United States as a govern-| If the French acceptance of the|Wartime,” today at noon at the Co- Ei BOGOTA, Colombia, ue . workers this year and the 10th year|y, press conference yesterday that,| but they said he probably aud not ment, — Hon it “ot tad Plas is received as Shisiattisally lumbis, club. hs Si i p).—President Alfonso Lopes re- | the program has been sponsored by |until the French e can choose know that a decision wo inistration er|as is expected here, there will have hi Was sumed power in Colombia today : the Indianapolis council of ‘Social|their He French) Dope or. States | forthcoming so soon. the supervision of Gen. Dwight D.|been removed tem temporarily one of the STAR REVIEW MEETING tion won thr llious army officers, Who Agencies. Courses are offered to|is prepared to actept the committee] It was understood that the Eisenhower, and the French com-|most difficult he diplomatic| Silver Star Review 15, Women's | In some p after rebe h Lt. Albert Danner prepay P t ced by Mr. [mittee will into an area only |problems. , had kidnaped him and several other volunteers in social work from either|as the de facto authority for the|arrangement announ y .jm move i Benefit association will meet tomor- i came living high officials, were captured white Second Lt. Albert R. Danner, |public or private organizations. civil administration of France. Roosevelt has been under study for [after he has designated it as ready| Military men were greatly relieved 'row at 8 P. Mm. at Castle hall. i pital became or . . attempting to fice png Col | former state police officer, re- : 3 and. airdror “The leaders © Paz Figueroa, cently completed a B-26 bomber BF aircraft plan Diogenes a nd a Jast| pilot course at Dodge City field, 1 Heavy ste i: n : . ont page small frontier town of Ka Dannef. who also was a A . ; i easiwa < pie Tuquerres and personally SUT“ cooing instructor and life : 1 - front wa rendered to the president. nt| guard for the Indianapolis parks 3 life at the . All rebel leaders will be broug and recreation center prior to ° ’ ° . and grim to trial before a military court, un- joining the police department, J og me der martial law now existing nj {0 0 combat training at 4 be struck by | Colombia. There is no death DeN-| po pos01e field, Shreveport, La. : duction pote: alty in the nation, however, Under| “pr yp con of Mrs. Gene i ated. Wit any circumstances. Anderson of New Augusta, and z vated. We leased his wife, Katherine, and 14- 4 Companions ie re-| month-old daughter, are with him 5 rear will ren Lopez was kidnape

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3 plan in buil 3 the Urals with him, also have been : of wy Monday . . . 12:15 P, M. to 8:45 P. M. = Asia. v his release Lopez disclosed i Here in S: hat neither he nor the other cap- Tuesday thru Friday . . . : century arti tives suffered the slightest harm at 9:45 A. M. to 5:15 P. M.

hands of the rebels. He apelle to his people that absolute tranquillity be maintained through-

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_ . workmen tod out the country. Fight to a Decision in . Fey forges | Regarding the outbreak in Buca- a ATRRRE ramanga, Lleras Camargo, interior Normandy. . ¥ - te a on id that revolt definitely . } : ] ean emashed with order grad-| WASHINGTON, July 12 (U. P).— key, Buns, & ually being restored. The rebellious | British “military experts here and Fhaie hy Bo troops, who barricaded ee in London were agreed today that to the Russia in the barracks, have surrendered, =o. ans have discarded plans ; bilization of ° he 5 only prominent victim of the [to Dick their own battlefield in the } cal of vay, 3 revolt was Col, Julio Guarin, chief interior of Western Europe and in- 1. Plain twill short in ny mo tead have decided to fight it out Fla ever seen. son at Bucara-|S of the at and Killed by |With the allies in Normandy. white or navy. Sizes Tra meber Capt. Gregorio Quintero | The latest Naai tactics, according 10 to 16, 3,00 Die fia Gon he Fn i 2 30. Or Bos SS a 2G st the cathedral in Bogota, Was pro-| OF a in this country, are similar Striped T shirts, 1,25 and automobi moted posthumously to general and fo those Field Marshal ‘Erwin Rom- : guarded area. decorated with the cross of Boyaca. mel used in North Africa “where : Was the same he could always be counted on to 2. Cruise blue bib short. 4 c ‘ ’ : : ’ ” pl: ARMY CITES ‘SLIPS’ |aispute nis opponent's advance.” Sizes 12 to 16, 2,00 3 ioe hse e The London commentator Veritas, 3 : ush, subtrop: IN WAR PRODUCTION meanwhile, dismissed references to od hite cot. 1 i Di a n Rommel's “lack of wisdom” in wast- Long-sleeve w Cot » markand-— ie ing his tank resources BY hime ton shirt. Misses’ sizes. a 1 Ra ’ give: \ ., |meal attacks” with a reminder oe es ; ussia s ag te En cnt al a0 mia a i ot i THE AND : SE ’ atter.” % ace, amy service forces today Wioted rm has been unable to con- 3. Long Boy short in i Sverdlovsk a these “slips behind schedule” in serve his panzer concentrations for denim. Sizes 12 to 16. : suggestions fr ay, marten, see 350 ; A Heavy trucks, 22 per cent; 150... which the German infantry in J, 9 gun productio mm. field guns, 33 per cent; POWer|p ohne go “quite unable” to perform, Cotton T shirt, 2.00 : ww \ | were anxious generators, 24 per cent; crawler Veritas said. ? Spo riswear Accessories Vl F I T eo oo 0 | bines in orde tractors, 15. per cent; field wire, 15| gowel predicted ‘that Gen. Sir 4 “)

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